The\u00a0average membership<\/strong>\u00a0to Social Security reached\u00a019.006.990<\/strong>\u00a0affiliates after rising by 91,322, 0.48%, a figure that had not been reached since September 2008 (19,020,359). This is, therefore, the best affiliation data of the last decade. In\u00a0seasonally adjusted terms<\/strong>, continues adding employed people (53,236) and reaches\u00a018.800.828<\/strong>In interannual terms, June of the year closed with an increase of 573,884 more average affiliates, 3,11%. Another significant data is the number of\u00a0affiliated women<\/strong>\u00a0to Social Security, which exceeds the result of May, with\u00a08.779.129<\/strong>\u00a0workers, the highest level ever recorded. They represent 46,19% of the total employed.<\/p>\n The\u00a0business creation<\/strong>\u00a0(CCC) grows by 7,709, with May being the last month available.<\/p>\n Compared to the previous month<\/strong><\/p>\n He\u00a0general regime<\/strong>\u00a0registered an increase of 77,477 people (0.50%), a figure that exceeds that of June of last year, and which raises the figure to 15,664,100 employed people.<\/p>\n In a more detailed analysis, it is observed that it is the highest figure in the entire historical series, since the integration of the agrarian and household regimes occurred. If the pure general regime is considered \u2013 without the special systems integrated in 2012 \u2013 it is the best record (14,457,662) since September 2008 (14,554,822).<\/p>\n In May, membership grew in most\u00a0Economic sectors<\/strong>, especially in hospitality with 34,357 (2,53%); trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles with 28,617 (1,20%), health activities and social services, 20,570 (1,40%), administrative activities and auxiliary services, 19,492 (1,51%); manufacturing industry, 14,706 (0.81%); construction, 12,863 (1.57%) and transportation and storage, 5,214 (0.74%).<\/p>\n In the opposite direction, the greatest weight corresponds to education which, coinciding with the end of the school year, registers a decrease of 54,231 (-5.78%).<\/p>\n As for the\u00a0special agricultural system<\/strong>, registers 21,716 fewer employed people (-2,69%), and stands at 787,069 average affiliates. For its part, the special system for domestic employees fell by 777 (-0.19%) and reached 419,369 employees.<\/p>\n He\u00a0self-employed regime<\/strong>\u00a0It has 3,273,558 people, after increasing by 12,160 (0.37%) in the month.<\/p>\n With respect to\u00a0special regime of the sea<\/strong>, adds 1,699 employed people (2,60%) to reach 67,081. Finally, the\u00a0coal<\/strong>\u00a0It is made up of 2,251 members, which drops by 14 people.<\/p>\n The number of Social Security affiliates increases in June in most of the\u00a0autonomous communities<\/strong>, especially in Catalonia (32,568), the Balearic Islands (23,822), Castilla-La Mancha (12,457), Galicia (8,408) and Arag\u00f3n (8,296). It decreases in Andalusia (-23,655), Region of Murcia (-1,685) and the autonomous cities of Ceuta (-55) and Melilla (-386).<\/p>\n Compared to 2017<\/strong><\/p>\n Compared to last year, the System has gained 573,884 employees, 3,11%. Specifically, it highlights the good performance of the\u00a0general regime<\/strong>, which incorporates 538,381 workers (3,56%).<\/p>\n In the special regime for workers\u00a0self-employed<\/strong>\u00a0It should be noted that the rate increased by 1.09%, which translates into a growth of 35,148 people. The regime of\u00a0sea<\/strong>\u00a0grew by 1,14% (758) and the\u00a0coal<\/strong>\u00a0registered a decrease of 403 employed persons (-15,17%).<\/p>\n In annual terms, employment increases in all\u00a0provinces, communities\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Autonomous cities<\/strong>\u00a0highlighting percentage increases in the Valencian Community (4,12%), the Canary Islands (4,09%) and the Community of Madrid (3,98%).<\/p>\n You can access the complete Social Security affiliation report published by the Ministry of Labor, Migration and Social Security, here:\u00a0Affiliation with Social Security. June 2018<\/a><\/p>\n Fountain: Social Security<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"